Iranian protest death toll reaches 466, says human rights group | LIVE BLOG
At the same time, Iran International reports that at least 2,000 people may have been killed in the past 48 hours, although the figure cannot be verified due to a near‑total internet blackout
Iran declares 3 says of mourning for security forces killed in protests
Iran’s government announced three days of public mourning for security forces killed during nationwide unrest, blaming what it described as “terrorist criminals supported and trained by the United States and the Zionist regime.” The declaration comes as protests continue across the country amid a heavy security crackdown and sharply restricted internet access.
President Trump has warned the Iranian regime of consequences if they continue to target protesters. Iran is threatening to target Israel if the US uses force
Senior Middle East Correspondent Ariel Oseran breaks down the latest in this report
Iran protest death toll rises to 466, US.-based rights group says
The U.S.-based Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA) says the number of people killed in the ongoing protests in Iran has climbed to at least 466, highlighting a sharp rise in fatalities as unrest continues across the country. The group’s estimate comes amid widespread demonstrations and government crackdowns, though communication blackouts have made independent verification difficult.
IDF raises readiness, says it is prepared to respond if Iran situation escalates
The Israel Defense Forces said senior commanders held multiple assessments over the weekend as they monitored developments in Iran, describing the protests there as an internal Iranian matter. The IDF said it has strengthened defensive preparedness and operational capabilities and warned it would respond with force if necessary to protect Israeli citizens.
Iranian President: 'Terrorists' linked to foreign powers are killing innocent people
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said unrest gripping the country is being driven by “terrorists brought in from abroad,” accusing the United States and Israel of directing the violence. He claimed the same forces that “struck this country and killed our youths and children” are now urging others to destroy Iran from within, while insisting that peaceful protests would be heard but rioting and attacks could not be tolerated.
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Reports suggest at least 2,000 killed during last 48 hours in Iran, but cannot yet be verified due to internet blackout
The internet shutdown in Iran since January 8 has made it difficult to verify events on the ground, but consistent reports indicate that security forces are using lethal force against protesters. Iran International says even the most conservative estimates put the death toll at at least 2,000 in the past 48 hours.
Iran protest death toll rises to 192, rights group says
At least 192 people have been killed in two weeks of protests in Iran, a sharp rise from an earlier reported 51, according to Norway-based NGO Iran Human Rights. The group warned the toll could be higher, as a prolonged internet blackout has made verification difficult.